I don't, when I think of a city, think of these people, people with very little who are content with that. That is, I think about poverty and culture and traffic and pollution and crime...

Jon Chopan
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  1. This, I suppose, is part of being human, learning from our losses how better to appreciate what is left in their wake.

  2. Do you want the truth or fiction?

  3. You remember it your way and I'll remember it mine.

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  5. Many cultures accept the faulty nature of memory. They know even the photograph only gets it halfway right. They believe there is only one way to bring the dead back to life, story.

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